Harry Morgan

Harry Morgan is a Lecturer in Computational and Theoretical Chemistry, actively contributing to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of chemistry and physics. He specializes in computational modeling of quantum materials, structural chemistry, and electronic state analysis.

• Research Outputs: 26 publications focusing on thin films, nuclear clocks, catalysts, and topological insulators
• Expertise: Mass Spectrometry, Structural Chemistry, Plane Wave Methods, and Gold Nanoparticle Systems

His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals through advancements in quantum materials and sustainable chemical processes. Current research includes:

• Radioactive decay in solid-state systems
• Electronic transport in crystalline structures
• Chemical bonding models for quantum materials
• Stability analysis of catalytic nanoparticles

He is accepting PhD students for projects related to chemical bonding models of quantum materials.